Tina has it in Millbrook, AL

1In the early 1800's there were few white settlers in the area. Their homes built of logs. They were Indian traders, white traders and there were farmers. Alabama was rich soil, much of it river bottom land, beautiful rolling planes with long leaf pine virgin forests, chestnut, oak and hickory trees. Alabama was considered a very healthy area with pure water springs flowing from many springs into many clear creeks.

Robinson Springs,Millbrook,as many as six springs filled the pond behind the Episcopal church and fed a creek which filled other ponds. Some of the early settlers names found in the area in 1818 were Bolling Hall,William Wyatt Bibb, J.S.Walker, Col. Howell, Gen. A. Elmore, Phillip Fitzpatrick, Col. W.R.Pickett, James Jackson and Seaborn Mims.

The territorial legislature created Autauga County in 1817 which included all of this area until 1866 when Elmore County was formed. A young Senator from Georgia, William Wyatt Bibb was appointed as Governor of the territory and in in 1818 he was elected the first Governor of the new State of Alabama.

In 1818 a great migration of settlers arrived from Virginia,Carolina and Georgia. They traveled along the road opened by Gen. Jackson during the war with the Indians, Creek Indians. Most settlers bought their land sight unseen from the Government and came to claim it. They came by wagon, train. They traveled together and brought all their possession from kitchen utensils to live stock and household belongings.
Among these pioneers were Willian Wyatt Bibb and friend Bolling Hall.

Bolling Hall brought with him door, hinges and mantles from Virginia and England. He also brought locks and sawmill which enabled him to build permanent homes.

He built a home from his family on what is now Edgewood Road. It was a very simple, one and one half story home with large verandas and porches.. This house had the first glass windows in this area. It is still standing and still in the Hall family.

He found a good spot and built the Ellersly. His slaves built four rooms downstairs and two rooms upstairs. All floors in the house are of hardwood pine and are put together by pins and hand made nails with morticed joints.

Approximately 50 feet away the slaves built a two room kitchen. Kitchens were built away from the homes for fear of fires.

Bibb, which became the first Governor of Alabama stopped in Coosada which, like Millbrook established it's own township.

The manor seen on tinahasit.com was built in 1885 about the same time the Methodist Church was built.

 

Commercial growth, developping business growing rapidly. Located in Millbrook, Elmore County, faster growing County in Alabama, U.S.A., near Interstate 65, 80 miles South of Birmingham, 14 miles North of Montgomery.

3+ acres of fabulous property includes a southers style antebellum mansion. Property hosts a confederate historical monument.

Newly zoned commercial is truly an entrepreneurs paradise. Front on property on HWY. 143, back exits on HWY. 14.

Possibilities are endless.

Separate indoor hot water swimming pol, 4 car garage, 2 car carport. Circular driveway in front, lots of parking. Fully landscaped. Additional guest house on property.

The property is over Robinson Spring, near The Pines Golf Club, and near Williamson Lake. Near the Robinson Springs School, Lunchroom.

Owner partial financing.

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More info: Antebellum mansions - 4 bedrooms, three bathrooms, kitchen, double den, formal dining area, parlor and living room, 3 fireplaces. All original 4x8 wooden floor in formal area. Rest of upstares floor white italian marble and pink onix. Downstares apartment one large kitchen, dining area, 1 bathroom, large den with fireplace. Gas and electric heating and cooling. Guest house: 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom upstares. kitchen, dining area, den downstares, carport, private road, private entrance.

Over 3 acres of commercial property. Frontage on Hwy 135, back next to Hwy 14, approx. 3 miles from I-65. Consider sale, long term lease or ground lease for property.

 

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An antebellum property in Millbrook (AL)

 

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Over 3 acres of commercial property.

Frontage on Hwy 135, back next to Hwy.14, approx. 3 miles from I-65.

House ANTEBELLUM approx. 6,000. sf.5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, formal dining, living room ans parlor, 4 fireplaces, double den, 14x12 washroom. 1 full apt. downstair. Separate guest house with lake view, 2 bedrooms with connecting bathroom upstairs; downstairs kitchen, dining area and den. Front door carport and back door carport for private parking with separate entrance.

Separate salt water heated pool building 34x58'.

Separate 4 car garage and 2 carports.

Professionally landscaped.

Close to Walmart Center, Ashton Plaza with Food Outlet, Adams Drugs, Gymns, Cafe' and restaurants. CVS, Walgreen and RiteAid drug stores.

5 banks within one block, close to schools.

 

ELMORE COUNTY, ALABAMA, in Millbrook city limits.

 

Consider sale. Price negotiable for cash payment. Offers owner's financing with 30% down payment. Ground lease for property.

 

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